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Method for applying, stitching and severing a tape on a body
   
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US Patent 4371410
Issued Date
February 1, 1983
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A tape-applying apparatus (10) is advanced toward a body (15) upon which a strip of tape (16) is to be applied to urge a plurality of stitching rollers (72,74) against the body (15). Further advancing of the apparatus (10) will move an applicator roller (42) and the end of the tape (16) into engagement with the body (15). As the body (15) is moved past the tape-applying apparatus (10), the tape (16) is pulled over the applicator roller (42) and is stitched to the body (15) by the stitching rollers (72,74). When sufficient tape (16) has been applied, the housing (20) of the tape-applying apparatus (10) is urged away from the body (15) which moves the applicator roller (42) out of contact with the body (15). A brake apparatus (94) on the housing (20) is activated by a cam recess (80) on the holders (50) for some of the stitching rollers (72). The brake apparatus (94) engages the applicator roller (42) to arrest further feeding of tape (16) to the body (15). Continued rotation of the body (15) with some of the stitching rollers (72) in contact therewith will stretch the tape (16) between the applicator roller (42) and the stitching rollers (72) until the tape (16) is severed. The free end of the tape (16) is left in position on the applicator roller (42) ready for the next application to the same or a different body (15).
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February 1, 1983
Application Number
06/280,195
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July 6, 1981
US Classification
156/117   156/130 156/130.3 156/184 156/250 156/397 156/405.1 156/410 156/413 156/421 156/494 156/495
Int'l Classification
B26F   3/02   (20060101)   B29D   30/30   (20060101)   B65H   35/10   (20060101)   B65H   35/00   (20060101)  
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This is a division, of application Ser. No. 133,634 filed Sept. 11, 1979, U.S. Pat. No. 4,295,916.
USPTO Field of Search
156/117   156/130   156/184   156/187   156/195   156/250   156/397   156/45P   156/45R   156/410   156/411   156/413   156/421   156/494   156/495   156/510   242/75.4   242/156.1   225/3   225/100   225/101   225/106  
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